We would not always remind ourselves that snakes dont look like this in the past, and it would be hard for us to persuade ourselves that snakes once had legs. With these thoughts, I start to have many questions coming up my mind.
Sometimes I wonder, if Eve hadnt eat from the fruit of knowledge, will I be living in the Garden of Eden now? Will I live an immortal life with my beloved mother? But is it then I wont cherish the limited moments spent with my mother? Maybe God knew that immortal life isnt the best after all? I am sure no one would want to live for thousands and thousands of years. .
As a creator of all the things, God knew that Eve would eat the forbidden fruit. Why didnt God stop Eve? Ive heard a Christian say that it's because God gave us something special, which is free will, and if God stopped Eve from eating the forbidden fruit, then human cant make their decision, then there is no use of the free will. But there are still further questions. Why did God plant the tree of knowledge in the Garden of Eden? I wonder why he took the chance to let his beloved human eat the forbidden fruit? Why did God even create the tree of knowledge in the first place? Why did God create Eve when he knew she would disobey him one day? Surely God knew what would happen! Then, why did God create Earth in the first place, and we have to live a life wondering if there is a God that's watching upon us?.
After God had seen all the sin happening in the world, and he knew from the day he created the universe that there would be so many evils on Earth today, did he create another "Garden of Eden", or another "Earth" elsewhere? Will there be "humans" over there, too? Are they perfect? Would there be another tree of knowledge testing them? If there is such world, I guess these events wont repeat, and it would be better than the one I am living in right now. Maybe it would be a Garden of Eden that is as big as a planet, and I might be there when I die.